IPSC/gIPSC - IP subnet calculator

Latest: 0.3.2

1. Source: ipsc-0.3.2-src.tar.gz
2. Binary: ipsc-0.3.2-bin.tar.gz
3. RPM: ipsc-0.3.2-1.i386.rpm

Features

1. You give the network class and subnet bits and you get back the maximum number of subnets, maximum number of hosts per subnet, a bimap showing the breakdown of network bits, subnet bits, and host bits, the decimal and hexadecimal class netmask, the decimal and hexadecimal subnet mask, and more.
2. Save capability
3. Lists subnets and host information
4. Command line interface
5. Gnome/GTK+ GUI interface
6. Can reverse engineer the network information for a particular interface (e.g. eth0, ppp0)

Screen shots

1. General subnet information
2. Subnet list
3. Host information
4. General subnet information (CLI version)

Notes

1. I have a Win32 version. I've been running it a work for a while. Anyway, if anyone out there is interested, I'll create a package and put it up here. So e-mail me if you're interested!
2. The binary and RPM releases were created on Linux 2.2.12, with glibc 2.1
3. The prips source is needed to compile IPSC
4. To run gipsc (the gtk+ version of ipsc) you will need gtk+, version 1.2 or greater. GNOME support is planned in the very near future.

Versions

• 09/08/1999 - 0.3.2: Source/ Binary/ RPM/ Change log
• 08/18/1999 - 0.3.1: Source/ Binary/ RPM/ Change log
• 08/09/1999 - 0.3.0: Source/ Binary/ Change log
• 05/10/1999 - 0.2: Source/ Binary/ Change log
• 0.1: Source/ Binary

prips - prints IP addresses in a given range

prips can be used to enhance the functionality of programs that operate on only one IP address at a time. For details, please see the README

Versions:

• 08-18-1999 - 0.9.1: Source/ Binary/ Change log
• 06-01-1999 - 0.9a: Source/ Binary/ Change log
• 0.9: Source/ Binary

Features

1. Given an IP address range (start address and end address, or CIDR block), prips will print all of the addresses from start to finish.
2. Address patterns can be excluded fromt the list
3. Convert an IP range to CIDR notation
4. Can change the increment (default is one). See the README for details

mchat/gmchat - multicast chat program

mchat can be used to chat on a multicast (group chat). For details, please see the README

Versions:

• 11-08-1999 - 0.1.0: Source/ Binary/ Change log

Screen shots

1. gmchat